The political destabilisation from the coup significantly hurt investor/lenders confidence to Pakistan. Overseas Pakistans who were sending hard currency ($) were also shaken by the shambolic politics and economics and also slowed down sending remittances back to Pakistan.
All combined, trashed their currency which made imports (priced in $$$) a lot more expensive in a span of a few months which destabilised businesses and lowered their foreign reserves.
All that combined, again, formed a circle of weakened currency -> weakened primary imports -> weakened exports -> weakened domestic economy -> weakened investors confidence->repeat
Pakistan is genuinely screwed
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